Skeleton
Discovery location: Gove County, Kansas
Formation: Niobrara Chalk
Length: 7 m (23 feet)
This rare species of Tylosaurus was molded from the most complete skeleton of this species in existence.
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Cast
A fabulous display piece from this specimen. Post-mortem scavenging by sharks left a permanent record of their activity on a portion of the tail , which has been cast in situ prior to full preparation in 3D. At top, the shark successfully took out a chunk of flesh along with the top of some of the neural arches. Another shark took a bite from the bottom, thrashed around and gave up. Both bites reveal the size of shark, as the radius of the mouth is clear in each case.
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